| Título: | Evidence of stellar-driven outflows from the classical T Tauri star RY Tau | 
																
																																		
																																		
																																	
																																																				
																																						
												| Autores: | Gómez de Castro, Ana Inés																																							 ; 
																				Verdugo, Eva | 
																																											
																											
											| Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | 
																									
																																	
																
																											
											| Editorial: | IOP Publishing, 2007-01 | 
																									
																																	
																
																																	
																																	
																																	
																																	
																																	
																																	
																																	
																																	
																																	
																																	
																																	
																																	
																											
											| Palabras clave: | Estado = Publicado  
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																										 Materia = Ciencias: Matemáticas: Astronomía  
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																										 Tipo = Artículo | 
																									
																											
											| Resumen: | RY Tau is a rapidly rotating classical T Tauri star observed close to edge-on. The combination of new HST/STIS observations obtained in 2001 with HST/GHRS archive data from 1993 has allowed us to get, for the first time, information on the thermal structure and velocity of the wind. The repeated observations of the S III] and C III] lines show a lack of changes with time on the blue side of the profile ( dominated by the wind contribution). Very high temperature plasma (log T-e = 4.8) is detected at densities of 9.5 |